Paul Bettany is well-known for playing Vision – and previously J.A.R.V.I.S. – in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, quickly becoming a favorite among fans. It’s been a while since we’ve seen him as the android character, but he recently finished filming the upcoming Marvel show Vision Quest, which is scheduled to be released in 2026. Bettany recently mentioned the Marvel heroes while discussing his work with The Daily Telegraph.
I’ve been trying to find some new Christmas movies to love on streaming, and it’s not always easy! But I’ve definitely found a few gems from the last few years. If you’re looking for something fun, I really enjoyed Happiest Season from 2020. And if you like musicals, Spirited (2022) is great. But honestly, the most surprisingly awesome one was Violent Night from 2022 – David Harbour plays Santa Claus, and he’s basically taking down a bunch of bad guys! It’s wild, but in the best way.
The show Pushing Daisies centers around Ned (Lee Pace), a pie maker who has the extraordinary ability to bring people back to life with just a touch. There’s a catch, though: if a revived person lives for over a minute, someone else nearby will die to balance things out. And, if Ned touches someone he’s already brought back, they die for good.
The Paranormal Activity series originally had six movies released one after another, but then took a long break. The last film, Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin, came out in 2021. Now, a new Paranormal Activity reboot is in development.
The story centers on Stanley Yelnats IV, a teen who’s unjustly sent to Camp Green Lake as punishment. There, he and the other boys are forced to dig holes in the desert, and this digging uncovers surprising truths about Stanley’s family history and the real story behind the camp.
Netflix has been releasing a lot of thrillers recently, but they also have some new comedies available, including the return of the popular, Emmy-nominated series, A Man on the Inside.
After 66 years of appearing in comics, Supergirl has a famously strange history. A prime example? A romantic storyline involving a hero who originally debuted as a horse – and is still largely known as Supergirl’s horse! With the DC Universe preparing to reintroduce this character, a new generation of fans is likely to discover this unusual plot.
At the Los Angeles premiere of Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 1, Entertainment Weekly asked the main actors which villain from another story they think could defeat the show’s monster.
Certain episodes of Black Mirror, such as “Shut Up and Dance,” “The Waldo Moment,” and “Loch Henry,” become even more impactful with each rewatch. Over time, their critiques of technology and the increasing prevalence of crime and unethical behavior feel less like fiction and more like reflections of reality. Because of this, it’s difficult to single out just one episode as being particularly relevant to the current moment.
Sitcoms usually focus on lighthearted moments, so it feels odd when a character is easily forgiven for a serious wrongdoing, particularly if they don’t seem sorry. Many funny sitcom characters have hurt others, but it’s often in a minor or comical way, and everyone gets over it quickly. Sometimes, though, the betrayal is bigger and harder to accept.